
The company further added it is in talks with Lenovo. According to AMD the PC vendor will soon start manufacturing ThinkPad notebooks based on AMD's Turion 64 platform.
AMD believes in future their mobile business will be able to match Intel's Centrino offerings, but they details regarding AMD's future plans are rather vague.
Earlier this week Intel shared lots of details on its upcoming Yonah processor at the Intel Developer Forum. Yonah will be a dual-core 65nm processor with 151 million transistors, a 667MHz FSB and 2MB shared L2 cache. Compared to the current single-core Dothan, Yonah will offer more performance and a lower power consumption due to many new features and optimizations. More details about Napa, the next-generation Centrino platform, can be read here.